There is a magical forest called the Thwarp Forest. The forest was cursed by the Water Troll King. If anyone dares to enter this forest they must use empathy to battle the shame they will hear from past hurts. Can empathy overcome shameful words?

Two beautiful princesses live in different villages. They meet and find two magical peacock feathers. One princess struggles to understand the purpose of her feather. The other princess learns how her feather brings hope to her people. Can both princesses learn the goodness of their feathers?

A woman rescues a fairy. She is given three wishes. Her wishes change the course of her relationship with the fairy and with nature. Will she change her ways or will she continue to hurt the living around her?

A poor boy who lives with his grandfather is given two precious gifts on his tenth birthday. How will the two gifts change his life? Learn how greed can bring disconnection, yet kindness can heal the hurting.

A poor boy is invited to visit the King's castle. Learn how the River Wizard, his father and a flower help him feel confident. Learn about how learning to love yourself can be the greatest gift of all.

The Water Troll King lives in the tunnels of the Water Troll Kingdom. He is misunderstood and many people do not like him. Learn how the Water Troll King and a beautiful bird can teach us about kindness and perspective taking.

A man with struggles moves from poverty to wealth. His one single treasure was a bowl. The bowl breaks. Learn how a single broken bowl can build connection and teach about helping others.

Four daughters and three wizards come to know each other. Only one daughter is full of compassion and empathy. Learn how kindness can build connections and help relationships grow.

Learn about a magical woman who's fingers weave webs and a daughter who creates magic from her fingertips, and the witch who wants to destroy their creations. Only compassion, empathy and kindness can help them all.

A magical hill surrounded by beautiful majestic mountains reminiscences with the woman who comes to celebrate beauty. Only gratitude can be a catalyst for appreciation.